City Schools Adopt 1963 Budget of 1.08 Million
The Indiana University tied 1963 budget calls for expenditures of 1,083,248 with 874,422 for operations and a 56,422 increase. Wilbur Lewis cites 70 percent of the rise for instruction and two to three new teachers. Anticipated income totals 874,423. Bond retirement funds and various sub-accounts are itemized while redistricting plans prompt talks with neighboring boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
Erle Bridgewater Jr
Wilbur Lewis
State Foundation
Lewis
Plains and Chauncey- Dover
County School Board
Linda Lewis
New Scout Executive Brings Wide Background to Athens District
Charles Austin reports Thomas J. Ott, 33, named district executive for the Hock Hocking District in Athens County. He arrived Dec 29 after training at the National Training School of the Boy Scouts of America and will reside at 14 Palmer St. Ott grew up in Louisville and served in the Air Force, then pursued scouting careers and semin ary training before joining professional scouting. He emphasizes guiding youth citizenship and character through the national program with a dedicated volunteer staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Austin
Thomas J. Ott
Boy Scouts
Hock-Hocking
Athens County
Ott
Athens
National Training School of the
Boy Scouts of America
Mendham
N. J
Palmer St
William Teders
Marion
D. D. Montoya
Kootaga
Walter Ervin
Louisville
Edna Ott
Cub Scouts
University of Louisville
Air Force
Japan
Germany
Philippines
Las Vegas
Homemissioners of America Seminary
Cincinnati
Interests purchased in Athens buildings by two heirs
Mrs. Bette Clifford and Mrs. Helen Stauffer bought the late Rus sell W. Finsterwald interest in three Athens properties. Their father L. C. Baker remains a partner. Buildings include Congress Apts Fenzel Apts and the Baker Bldg at 2 S Congress St formerly Palmer Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell W. Finsterwald
Athens
Bette Clifford
Helen Stauffer
L. C. Baker
Congress Apts
Fenzel Apts
Baker Bldg
S. Congress St
Palmer Bldg
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Discharges
A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital records admissions and dismissals. Admitted include James Winfield and Stirgil Barnett of Athens and several Athens residents. discharges include Arthur Rorick, Joseph Steiff, and John W. Smith of Albany Route 3 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winfield
Athens
Stirgil Barnett
Martha Crow
Chauncey
William Setters
Marjorie Davis
Ruth Carsey
John R. Jones
Tommy Adkins
Arthur Rorick
Joseph Steiff
Harry Hoge
Athens, and Son
John W. Smith
Albany
Chester Dailey
Franklin Jeffers
Fire injures store employee at Altman’s Store
James Winfield aged 45 of 22 First St fainted at Alt man’s Store and sustained a head injury. He received first aid and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department and emergency squad. Conrath Bean Chapter, Disabled American Veterans, to host oyster stew Friday evening. paid-up dues card required for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Altman
James Winfield
First St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Conrath Bean
Disabled American Veterans
Dale Kirkendall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana University
Morrison
Marilyn Hansen
Gram
Thomas Ott
Altmor
Altmans
Southeastern
Ohio
Ship 'N Shore
C. Ship 'N Shore
Oxford
BanCare
D. Ship 'N Shore Oxford
Femininity Unlimited
Davonshire
Mr. Thomson
Wool
Orion
Cardigans
Beige
Scotland
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